Since you covered Allen Glick recently - what can you tell me about Milton Jaffe? I hear that I am distantly related to him and he is a minor legend in the family, but details are sketchy at best (even with the magic of Google). PART II

Since you covered Allen Glick recently - what can you tell me about Milton Jaffe? I hear that I am distantly related to him and he is a minor legend in the family, but details are sketchy at best (even with the magic of Google).

All the experts say never drink and gamble. Why does LVA carry so much info about bars, happy hours, drink specials, and clubs? I know people come to Las Vegas for different reasons, but shouldn't you remind people that drinking and gambling should be two separate activities?

Was wondering which Reader Poll has had the most votes, the least votes, and which survey has appeared to be the most controversial?

As Macau sets records left and right, the Stanley Ho family soap opera seems to be getting more and more vicious. Can you give us the background of the battle?

Why is there a bend in Las Vegas Blvd starting north of Caesars and Harrah's and heading northeast to downtown? Usually there is some geography (river, mountain, etc.) that requires a change in direction of a road.

Caesars Palace has claimed that the "crystal chandelier" in its Palace Casino is the world's biggest. Does the new chandelier bar at The Cosmopolitan now take the title?

We were downtown Las Vegas this past weekend and they have characters walking around, like Batman, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Gumby, and lots of others. Are they "panhandlers" or homeless people? They ask for donations after you take pictures of them. Even have a drummer playing on everything but the kitchen sink.

Can you explain how a random number generator decides if any given spin on a slot machine is a winner or not? We keep reading about the "split second" timing you need to hit a jackpot, but what exactly does that mean?

OK, now that you mentioned Summerlin (in QoD 2/5/2011), what’s up with "The Lakes," NV, which seems to be an official post-office designation, yet isn't it really just Las Vegas? CitiBank credit card bills have been addressed "The Lakes, NV" for decades.